Brian's 29G

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Acuario Plantado camino al Dutch aquascape.

Specs:

Nombre: Todavia no tiene
Galones: 29G
Iluminacion: 6 tubos T-12

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1 phillips 5500k full spectrum y

1 phillips ALTO 6500k.

Filtracion:

Filtro externo DIY de 2'11" x 6", 405GPH
Media:
1. Esponjas gruesa
2. Pads finos
3. Bio bolas yBio- rings de ceramica

CO2: CO2 a presion 20lbs, regulador Milwaukee con solenoide y bubble counter.
Reactor DIY de CO2 con biobolas.

Fertilizacion:
Macros y Micros (Nitrogen, Phosphorous, Chelated Iron, Micros +B, Potasio)

Sustrato: Gravilla interte
Sustrato nutritivo: Flora full spectrum Substrate System.

Enfriamiento: Abanico 6" de PC

Circuclacion: Koralia Nano

A pues estan creciendo super rapido

Idea mini-parchos. Bueno en esta pecera como todos saben me gusta la idea del dutch y como es bien dificil hacer uno 100% coo debe ser ya que me gusta tener muchas plantas, pues hare uno a mi modo, medio dutch y medio brian style jaja. LA idea es de hacer miniparchos, como en el dutch que hacen partes para cada planta pero esta vez van a ser partes muy peque~as para aprovechar espacio. Seria mas o menos un colectoritis-dutch o Colectodutch o un Dutchoritis jajaja como quierna llamarle.

Interesante

Se ve todo muy bien.

Hace tiempito que no pongo fotos delacuario, hice solo un par de cambios. Movi la didiplis hacia atras ya que crece muy rapido. Deje menos espacio para la parrot. Alfrente tengo un espacio que lo pienso rellenar con alguna planta roja, creo que sera Ludwigia glandulosa

http://www.aquaticplantcentral.com/forumapc/plantfinder/images/Onagraceae/Ludwigiaglandulosa.jpg

Ahora mismo en esa area tengo un stem de Anthernantera que se esta dando muy bien y le buscare espacio, tambien un stem emergido de proserpinaca, en mi 4to intento de crecerla. No es que sea una planta muy dificil, es que requiere fertilizacion constante como la mayoria de las rojas y mantenimeinto semanal. A mi se me dio la ultima vez pero otras plantas le taparon la luz. Porlo que tengo que mantener la poda constantemente. Estoy buscando cabomba roja. La glosso esta creciendo medio regada pero la mantengo en su lugar. Simplemente falta de luz.

Tambien quiero tener de nuevo Rotala Macandra

Info:
Rotala macrandra is a popular but demanding red stem plant. This plant comes from India where it can be found growing near the coast in marshy soils. Submersed growth is bright red and upright while emersed growth is prostrate and mostly green. Although it is difficult to grow, this plant is well-established in the hobby. It is not too difficult to obtain through trading or through the various internet plant stores.

R. macrandra is an excellent indicator plant in the aquarium due to its sensitivity to poor conditions and normally fast growth. Lighting should be strong (at least 2 watts per gallon with power compact bulbs for an aquarium of 40-60 U.S. gallons). When lighting is poor, the lower stems of this plant often deteriorate. CO2, although not completely necessary, is highly recommended for this plant for it to reach its full potential. NO3 and PO4 levels play a major role in the appearance of this plant. High NO3 levels (10 ppm or more) coupled with low PO4 levels (less than 0.5 ppm) lead to leggier growth and large, light orange leaves. If nitrate is pushed too high (20 ppm or more), the plant may actually stunt. Low NO3 levels (10 ppm or less) coupled with high PO4 levels (1.5 to 2 ppm) lead to very compact, lush, bright red growth. Heavy iron and micronutrient dosing is required. If the plant is looking pale red or showing white markings, then the plant is not getting enough iron.

R. macrandra should be pruned by removing the rooted portions and planting the tops. Individual stems should be spaced far enough so that light can reach the lower leaves. As it grows in, the bunch will fill in the spaces with a profusion of side shoots. To propagate, simply snip off one of the side shoots and replant into the substrate. Allowing the plant to grow up to and spread along the surface encourages each stem to produce a side shoot at each internode.

This Rotala species is popular in both Dutch and Nature Aquarium style layouts. Dense, bright red bunches are great as red accents or focal points in an aquascape. This plant adds sparkle to an aquarium by the way it pearls when in good condition�a multitude of glistening, pearly white orbs cover the lower surface of each leaf of this plant a few hours after the start of a photoperiod.

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muy bien, solo es paa que despues no pregunten de la rotala macandra ya hay infomacion demas.